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The latest Whitwell coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Prep section.
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Second day of Spring Fling [photos]
As the second day of Spring Fling gets underway, all five sports will be in action. Follow the Times Free Press here for updates and details throughout the day.

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Shelby Sullivan drives in six in Sale Creek rout [photos]
Sale Creek needed only five innings to dispose of Houston County, 12-2, in its TSSAA Class A state-tournament opener Tuesday at McKnight No. 3.

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LIVE: Area athletes compete in Spring Fling [photos]
The annual Spring Fling got underway today with multiple Chattanooga-area athletes and teams competing. We will have continual updates from all events throughout the day here and on Twitter.

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Nine area softball teams in this year’s Spring Fling
The Chattanooga area's reputation for having high-level girls' fastpitch softball is as old as the TSSAA state tournament itself. And in 2018, the reputation is only being strengthened.

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Sale Creek, Whitwell cruise into Class A state softball tournament [photos]
Sale Creek's Macie Stanfield pitched a no-hitter, Whitwell's Anna Yell pitched a one-hitter and their teams were victorious in their TSSAA Class A softball state sectionals Saturday evening.

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Graduations, weather forcing adjustments in sectionals schedules
The TSSAA plans for its Division I softball and baseball state sectionals to be played today. But extenuating circumstances have caused some things to change in the Chattanooga area, and the potential for rainy weather could cause further changes.

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Meigs County, Whitwell win region softball titles
The stars were out in Decatur on Wednesday for the Region 3-AA high school softball final.

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Pirates claim fifth straight district baseball title
Not even a solid night on the mound and at the plate could spare E.J. Cagle from a little extra running Tuesday night.

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Whitwell clobbers South Pittsburg for 5-A softball title
As dominantly as Anna Yell was pitching, she wasn't going to need much offensive help.

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Lionettes appreciate but not content with No. 1 district seed
On the brink of the District 6-AA high school softball tournament, Red Bank's Lionettes have a different view on the competition this season. It's from the top.
